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The Music Company Vienna is famous the world over for its unique musical heritage. No other city can lay claim to being the birthplace of western classical music. Mozart, Beethoven, Strauss the list goes on. Vienna Acoustics Loudspeakers represent the embodiment of this passion, the Viennese heritage of musical excellence brought to life in loudspeakers that bend technology to the service of music. Cabinet Construction & Design Vienna Acoustics speaker cabinets are designed using the latest computer analysis techniques to ensure that they are structurally inert. They are then carefully built to true furniture grade standards. Fine natural wood veneers or selected acrylic laminates provide the finishing touch. All of the designs feature narrow front baffles, thereby minimizing early reflections and edge diffraction. The result is an open, transparent image that allows the listener to hear far into the soundstage Driver Design The cone is the most critical contributor to the sound of a modern driver. Overlooking certain aspects of a cone's performance, especially maximizing stiffness without regard for good self-damping, results in less than musical sounding drivers. A new optically transparent synthetic material "XPP" combines the precision and transparency of hard cones with the smoothness and musicality of softer material. When used with properly designed crossovers that feature a very gentle taper or slope, these cones are capable of rendering music with great power and precision. Crossover Design & Input Terminal Block As the signal enters a loudspeaker, a critical juncture is reached. Normally, the signal passes through several connections with additional wiring to a remotely located crossover. This has the negative effect of decoupling the amplifier form the speaker resulting in loss of clarity. Vienna Acoustics has addressed this issue be designing proprietary terminal blocks that form a direct connection to the speaker terminals. Further advances have been made in the elimination of variations in coil inductance by employing a specially designed robot able to hold a tolerance of only 0.7%. |
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